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This Saturday night, the Town Toyota Center turns into a beacon of hope as the Wenatchee Wild take on a cause that hits home for many.

The '80s weren’t just about the music — they were a full-blown “things” decade.

WDFW proposes limiting ATVs, trucks, and e-bikes to designated roads to preserve habitats and cultural sites.

Washington DNR says $7 million in budget cuts could delay trail repairs and close campgrounds in Eastern and north central Washington.

Clam digging has been a cherished family adventure for many in Washington, but some proposed regulations might change how we enjoy this beloved pastime.

Despite a lack of snow in the mountains this winter, the U.S. Forest Service is advising visitors to avoid attempting to use most roads in the National Forest.

Uber and Joby launch electric air taxis in Dubai, bringing eVTOL aircraft, urban air mobility and app-based booking to the skies.

The Federal Aviation Administration says Laser Strikes are lessening, but still a major problem

Housing experts warn a federal immigration verification rule may increase homelessness risk statewide.

Old routers might be more than just dusty relics; they could be gateways for cybercriminals. Let’s shed some light on this growing concern.

What is something that you remember, but you sound weird when you talk to the younger generation?

The FDA issued a Class I recall on 60,000 pounds of frozen blueberries distributed in Washington due to potential Listeria contamination.

Picture a fire station powered by modern tech—new heat pumps and LED lights mean a brighter, greener future for our community.

There's a clash in Wenatchee over cancer care that has some serious implications for local patients. Let's break down what’s happening behind the scenes.

Douglas County has two open seats on its Veterans Advisory Board, seeking local veterans to help guide policy, services, and support programs for former service members.

ZooTunes 2026 lineup brings indie rock, folk, and alternative artists to Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, with Pavement, Jason Isbell, and Belle and Sebastian headlining.

Despite state-record tax hikes, WA State legislature gutted the Department of Natural Resources budget...now closures looming

Imagine turning to your computer for help with your love life or career. That’s the reality for many with chatbots like Microsoft’s Copilot.

The new $225 million Samaritan Hospital in Moses Lake opens March 7, 2026, expanding inpatient, outpatient, surgical, and intensive care services.

As the President took the stage, our local leaders took a stand, making their voices heard in stark contrast to one another.

Washington nonprofits receive 6.7M in Murdock Trust grants, supporting Wenatchee, Twisp and WSU projects focused on research, community services and rural access.

A teenage boy is in police custody following an incident that injured another teenage boy in the parking lot of a Wenatchee supermarket on Tuesday evening.

A Westside man is in jail after police in Kittitas County say he led them on a dangerous high-speed pursuit on Sunday night.

Flock cameras have been watching our streets for decades, but now cities are hitting the brakes. What’s got them so rattled about privacy?